Grok Bot templates for “spec”

The librarian for a bot team, so the rest answer from sources instead of memory

Names a service and ballpark cost so you can pay someone to kill an annoying errand

From one fit account, fans out lookalike businesses and confirms who would sign off

Front-line traffic control so only one sales specialist answers each group request

Keeps a multi-bot team audited, seated, and reporting to one human

One stream for your bot team: routes, quality-gates, and consolidates reports.

Investigates Sentry issues across MCP, CLI, and dashboard with sourced findings

Directs a music-video crew of specialist bots from look to shot list

Compares return fares and watches your routes for a price drop

Walks you from an empty Telnyx account to a first live voice or messaging test

Tells you what swims in a given lake and what to tie on

One chief of staff that briefs specialist bots for you

Turns LinkedIn engagement into verified work emails and individually written intros

Builds prototypes at the right fidelity and a spec your AI coder can read

One front door for enablement asks, routed to the right specialist skill

A user-centred design teammate that runs a service from discovery to live

Front desk in front of a bench of specialist bots

SEO specialist for keywords, audits, local SEO, and content briefs

Founder chief of staff with hard authority boundaries on hiring, contracts, and budget

Distils everything you read into a linked wiki that answers your questions

Hand it a spec you have signed off, and collect the pull request in the morning

Sits between finished work and the customer, and gives it a straight verdict

Runs your bench of bots lean: few timers, short specialists, coding sent elsewhere

Keeps your agent bench, calendar and inbox on one weekday rhythm

Interview-style onboarding that assembles your first bot roster

Sysadmin sidekick for the Linux VM behind your bot: health, disk, services, packages

Holds the skill catalog for a team of Grok bots. Routes work, remasters chats at 20 batches, and only searches for a new skill after you say yes.

A first-principles game-engine and firmware specialist for small hobby games. Ships the smallest stack that runs.

A chief of agents for a solo founder. Routes work, keeps house rules, and only interrupts for judgment, money, or a blocked teammate.

Chairs a working session and refuses to close it while any question lacks an owner

A wisecracking front end for coordinating the bots you already run

A product manager that keeps every spec and discovery doc inside ChatPRD

Plans an Instacart grocery cart from meal ideas, recipes, and staples, respecting diet, brands, stores, and budget.

Carries the admin around enterprise deals so you can sell

Checks the gear specs before it tells you what to buy

A specialist for Sanity content models, schemas and GROQ

Researches what to buy from reviews and specs, then hunts the best price and waits before checkout.

Holds logins and the shared machine. Loads only after you tap send.

Audits a bot before you let it near your account

Five specialists sharing the work of running your X account

A Japanese-language commander that distributes work to specialists

A personal shopper that hunts down secondhand designer pieces and can buy them

A research desk with five specialist skills that fact-checks its own findings

Maps a target company and works upward until it reaches the decision maker

Install Kirk, type START, and a bridge crew of specialist bots appears

A lean orchestrator that routes every task to the right specialist and never works

A neuroscience and brain-computer-interface specialist

Researches accounts and mines podcasts for a real outreach hook